The 10th Annual Focus Awards brought an unforgettable night of celebration, recognition, and community to Memphis on August 22, 2026. From honoring this year’s incredible award recipients to the music,
Special to Focus From neighborhood coffeehouses and artisan bakeries to bookstore cafés and creative gathering spaces, Memphis is full of places where people come together to work, create, converse, and
OUTMemphis, the region’s oldest LGBTQ+ nonprofit, scales to meet record demand MEMPHIS, Tenn. — OUTMemphis, the longest-running LGBTQ+ organization in Tennessee, announced today a transformative expansion of its regional infrastructure.
Memphis, Tenn. — Friends For All today announced that Amna Osman has been named President and CEO, marking a new chapter for the organization in its service to the Memphis
Special to Focus The Outsiders arrives at the Orpheum Theatre with a force that feels both familiar and newly alive. Based on S.E. Hinton’s seminal novel and Francis Ford Coppola’s
by Ray Rico For nearly four decades, Susan Mackenzie, she/her, has been a steadfast advocate for families in Memphis, Tennessee. As a practicing attorney and an openly lesbian member of
Special to Focus Focus LGBT Magazine is thrilled to welcome Chef Eli Townsend as our new Food + Drink Editor. Beginning in 2026, Chef Eli will lead a brand-new series,
Special to Focus Focus LGBT Magazine is excited to welcome Zack Orsborn, artist, creativity coach, and founder of Like Really Creative, as a new recurring contributor in 2026. Through his
Brought to you by the MidSouth LGBT Chamber of Commerce Who We Are The MidSouth LGBT Chamber of Commerce connects and supports LGBTQ-owned and allied businesses across the Mid-South through
Dr. Bruce Randolph, Interim Health Director & Officer, Shelby County Health Dept. opens at 9:10 am. Call to action and open by Moderator, Christin Webb, Greater You Leadership. Today’s Theme:
October 13–18, 2025 | Presented by the MidSouth LGBT Chamber of Commerce Memphis, TN – The MidSouth LGBT Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the launch of the city’s
Mental health is public health. That belief drives much of the work at the Shelby County Health Department – and it’s central to HIV prevention, care, and healing. In this
